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Martha Barksdale a22, M.A.a29 entered the College of William & Mary in 1918 as a member of the first class of women students. Barksdale exemplified the innovative spirit of her class, serving as the first president of the Women's Student Council, house president, and "Miss William & Mary." She worked to establish an intercollegiate sports program for women as a student and continued this work as a faculty member when she was appointed to teach in the newly-established Department of Women's Physical Education. In 1920 basketball was introduced and by 1925 women could also compete in hockey and tennis. In 1970 she received William & Mary's Algernon Sydney Sullivan Award in recognition of her influence for good at the university and in the community of Williamsburg.

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PROJECT: The challenge was to design a graphic standards framework that would unify all of the Colorado Symphony Orchestra’s (CSO) marketing materials. This broad spectrum of pieces included posters, brochures, and mailers.

DESCRIPTION: As the region’s only full-time professional orchestra, the CSO embraces a tradition of musical excellence by presenting a wide variety of symphonic performances—from classical repertoire to innovative new forms.